Mass Media and Environmental Conflict: America's Green Crusades, Volume 10SAGE Publications, 30 sept. 1996 - 243 pages Throughout the history of the environmental movement, the mass media, environmentalists, governments and various power groups have interacted at various levels to affect social change.
The authors of Mass Media and Environmental Conflict emphasize these interactions using a series of case studies in environmental conflict from the United States. They explore the role of books, magazines and newspaper articles amongst other media and the ways media coverage has created both regional and national communities of environmental understanding. Cases covered include: contests over public land; the depletion of wildlife species and the evolution of hunting regulations; campaigns for clean air; and workplace hazards. |
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The Radium Girls | 33 |
I Mother | 53 |
II The Great | 83 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
air pollution Alice Hamilton American Ballinger Bureau California coal committee conference conflict Congress conservation Consumers League controversy coverage Donora editor engineer Ethyl Gasoline ethyl lead federal Forest and Stream Franklin fuel Garfield Glavis Green Crusades Grinnell groups Hallock Henderson Hetch Hetchy historian hunting idea industry issue journalism journalists Kettering killed killer smog land lead poisoning leaded gasoline Lippmann London Louis magazine market hunters mass media Midgley muckrakers Muir National Consumers League National Park nature newspapers October Pennsylvania Pinchot Pittsburgh political Pont president problem Public Health Service quoted Radium Girls railroad Raymond Berry refinery regulations Roosevelt San Francisco scientific scientists Sierra Club smog smoke abatement smoke control social change Society Standard story Taft tetraethyl lead tion trees U.S. Public Health U.S. Radium University Press Washington wildlife Winslow workers World wrote Yellowstone York Yosemite National Park Yosemite Valley